Here is another astonishing anti-Jewish rant from Tennessee imam Yasir Qadhi. Charles Jacobs tells me that Qadhi
tried to scrub it and another clip in which he said that the Christians are mushrikoon (those who worship others besides Allah) from the
internet by filing a copyright claim with YouTube, but he filed a legal
counter-notification and had it restored.

We are told we must "respect" this savagery. Anyone who respects this is a monster.
Imam Yasir Qadhi lectured at the Boston jihad bombers' mosque in April 2009, and has advocated replacing U.S. democracy with Islamic rule and called Christians ...

U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Tennessee William Killian has vowed to criminalize postings on social media that critcize or offend Islam or offend Muslims like the Memphis imam Yaser Qadi. Has Killian seen any of these clips? Can Bill Killian point to any other religion that so exhorts believers to hatred, genocide and violence? Will Killian vow to criminalize this vicious Jew-hatred that is commanded in the Quran? Will Killian ban the hate speech in the Quran?

Note also Qadhi's words about jihad, quoting Muhammad: "I have been commanded to fight the people until they testify la illaha illa Allah [there is no god but Allah]."

Qadhi's hatred of non-Muslims, contempt for Western society, and glorification of jihad. Qadhi has also stated that he "owed a lot to" Ali Al-Timimi,
who was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of soliciting
others to wage war against the United States. Even after Timimi's
conviction, to Qadhi, he is someone "who I can say (with pride) that
fifteen years ago, back in the early 90s, he played an instrumental
role in shaping and directing me to take the path that has led me to
where I am today."

While Qadhi professes to be part of the de-radicalization effort,
CNN reports he enjoyed a starring role in the 2008 U.S.-funded
Counter-Radicalization Strategy conference by the National
Counterterrorism Center, his talks seethe with hatred for non-Muslims
and the West. As part of a TV series named the "Fundamentals of Faith,"
which was broadcast on the popular British Muslim TV 'Islam Channel,' Qadhi showed his contempt for all other systems of thought besides Islam:

Yet, those of us who oppose this genocide, oppression and subjugation are blacklisted from these news outlets.

New York Times reporter Andrea Elliott devoted nearly 8,500 words to Yasir Qadhi, in an "exhaustive profile of an Islamic cleric in Sunday's New York Times magazine." The article was entitled, "Why Yasir Qadhi Wants to Talk About Jihad." It casts a
picture of a very conservative but generally peaceful Salafi Muslim. As
such, he is cast as the ultra-conservative Muslim antidote to al-Qaida
cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, who is credited with inspiring everyone from Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan and would-be terrorists Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab and Faisal Shahzad.

But Qadhi, dean of academic affairs
at the Houston-based AlMaghrib Institute, rarely is shown aggressively
challenging the radical ideas the fuel violent jihad. If anything, he
agrees with them, including a notion that the U.S. is at war with
Muslims. That message is considered among the most forceful in
radicalizing young Muslims into supporting violence.

Like his students, religion is more than a personal belief system to
Qadhi. He would like to see "the world … fully adhere to his faith," the
story says. He won't say whether he considers attacks on U.S. troops in
Iraq and Afghanistan to be legitimate jihads.

This is standard scrubbing by the NY Times. Lest we forget, Anwar Awlaki was the go-to imam for The NY Times and The Washington Post until .... he wasn't.

Here is another astonishing anti-Jewish rant from Tennessee imam Yasir Qadhi. Charles Jacobs tells me that Qadhi
tried to scrub it and another clip in which he said that the Christians are mushrikoon (those who worship others besides Allah) from the
internet by filing a copyright claim with YouTube, but he filed a legal
counter-notification and had it restored.

We are told we must "respect" this savagery. Anyone who respects this is a monster.
Imam Yasir Qadhi lectured at the Boston jihad bombers' mosque in April 2009, and has advocated replacing U.S. democracy with Islamic rule and called Christians ...